Hope is the armour to tide over difficult times. How is this statement relevant to the lesson ‘Flames in the Forest?’ Answer in about 40-50 words.PLS ANS FAST AND I'LL ADD U AS BRANLIEST.
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When a wildfire starts, whether by lightning or human hand, it is almost always smothered.
Firefighters and aircraft are dispatched at the first sign of smoke. Ground crews build tight containment lines, contouring where they can with the fire's edge. Helicopters douse hot spots and flames with deluges of foamy water.
The public and media extol their efforts. The headline reads, "Brave firefighters tame destructive fire."
Malcolm North, a fire ecologist with the U.S. Forest Service and the University of California, Davis, gets it. He once worked as a wildland firefighter himself.
The problem, he says, is that approach to wildfire is not just short-sighted, it's dangerous.
Overgrown forests, the result of a century of aggressive firefighting, are one of the biggest contributors to the types of massive, catastrophic fires that are becoming more common in much of the west.
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